comp.lang.fortran

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• Least sq. polynom. approximation
  • From: m_pr
• Re: Least sq. polynom. approximation
  • From: Beliavsky
• Re: fortran95 error
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Error LNK2019
  • From: marcomarco76
• Re: Error LNK2019
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: fortran95 error
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Error LNK2019
  • From: jwm
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Peter
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Peter
• Re: fortran95 error
  • From: dpb
• Re: Error LNK2019
  • From: marcomarco76
• Re: fortran95 error
  • From: ron
• Re: fortran95 error
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• fortran95 error
  • From: ron
• fortran95 error
  • From: ron
• Re: Error LNK2019
  • From: mecej4
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: James Giles
• Error LNK2019
  • From: marcomarco76
• Re: collision detection in fortran
  • From: linuxl4
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Herman D . Knoble
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Ben Hetland
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: dpb
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: FX
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: daniel . mason
• collision detection in fortran
  • From: Marek Wojciechowski
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Terence
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: dpb
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Terence
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Peter
• Re: TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Paul van Delst
• TRANSPOSE and MATMUL interaction
  • From: Peter
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Ben Hetland
• Re: High Performance Fortran compiler?
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: High Performance Fortran compiler?
  • From: Beliavsky
• High Performance Fortran compiler?
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: FX
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: FX
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: wclodius
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: James Giles
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: James Giles
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: John Harper
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: John Harper
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Terence
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: wclodius
• Re: association with zero-length array?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: association with zero-length array?
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: dpb
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Use of Include Files
  • From: Pierre Asselin
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Pierre Asselin
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Pierre Asselin
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: dpb
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008 (Was: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting)
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Ben Hetland
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Deletion of BITS Datatype from Fortran 2008 (Was: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting)
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Why Fortran?
  • From: robin
• Re: Why zero is represented by an extremely small value?
  • From: robin
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Phillip Helbig---remove CLOTHES to reply
• Re: generic interface question
  • From: fj
• Re: directory listing
  • From: fj
• Re: directory listing
  • From: Les
• Re: directory listing
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: generic interface question
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Terence
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: generic interface question
  • From: fj
• Re: generic interface question
  • From: fj
• Re: generic interface question
  • From: fj
• Re: directory listing
  • From: fj
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: generic interface question
  • From: Richard Maine
• generic interface question
  • From: fj
• Re: directory listing
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Q for DISLIN people
  • From: dpb
• directory listing
  • From: gokhalen
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: dpb
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Richard Harter
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Use of Include Files (Was: Why Fortran?)
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Ben Hetland
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: James Giles
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: James Giles
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: John Harper
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Richard Harter
• Re: Array import to Fortran
  • From: robin
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: James Giles
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: James Giles
• Re: MS Fortran PowerStation 1.0a under Win XP
  • From: H.G.Jacob
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Greg Lindahl
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Terence
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: fortran character set
  • From: Dan Nagle
• fortran character set
  • From: Wade Ward
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Greg Lindahl
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Dick Hendrickson
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: FX
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: How to run *.f95 in Compaq?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Q for DISLIN people
  • From: Louis Krupp
• One more TARGET quiz
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: Why Fortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Richard Harter
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Charles Richmond
• Re: How to run *.f95 in Compaq?
  • From: dpb
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Terence
• Re: How to run *.f95 in Compaq?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Q for DISLIN people
  • From: baf
• How to run *.f95 in Compaq?
  • From: mohamed . elshimy
• Re: Q for DISLIN people
  • From: Charlie Brown
• Re: Q for DISLIN people
  • From: dpb
• Q for DISLIN people
  • From: Charlie Brown
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Greg Lindahl
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Terence
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Terence
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Clive Page
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Craig Dedo
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Engineering Calculations
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: dpb
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: dpb
• Re: why sometimes contain a subroutine in a module?
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: format printing [Was: Why Fortran?]
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: Dr Ivan D. Reid
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: Beliavsky
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: BIND and ELEMENTAL
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: quick question about linking Fortran and C
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: Why Fortran?
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: Clear Screen
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: g95 error
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: RadSurfer
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: James Giles
• Re: why sometimes contain a subroutine in a module?
  • From: dpb
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Gordon Sande
• why sometimes contain a subroutine in a module?
  • From: LY
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Intel 10 ?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Terence
• Re: why sometimes contain a subroutine in a module?
  • From: Gary Scott
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: jwm
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Michael Metcalf
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Michael Metcalf
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Fly Away
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: Tom Micevski
• Re: Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: dpb
• Is there a way like this in Fortran?
  • From: lleshuang
• Re: Fortran 2003: IMPORT question
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: Fortran 2003: IMPORT question
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: SimonG
• Fortran 2003: IMPORT question
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Intel 10 for MAC OSX ?
  • From: Engineering Calculations
• Re: Intel 10 ?
  • From: Engineering Calculations
• Re: Shootout Challenge
  • From: Isaac Gouy
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: James Giles
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: James Giles
• Re: gfortran bug or not?
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• Re: Intel 10 ?
  • From: Beliavsky
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Craig Powers
• RE: Shootout Challenge
  • From: meek
• Re: gfortran bug or not?
  • From: Tobias Burnus
• gfortran bug or not?
  • From: Bart Vandewoestyne
• Shootout Challenge
  • From: RadSurfer
• Re: Intel 10 ?
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: Array import to Fortran
  • From: dpb
• Re: Array import to Fortran
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: Array import to Fortran
  • From: Ben Hetland
• Array import to Fortran
  • From: csocean
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: Are there pre-defined macro symbols available to determine what compiler is being used?
  • From: Les
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: Q: Are there pre-defined macro symbols available to determine what compiler is being used?
  • From: Tim Prince
• Q: Are there pre-defined macro symbols available to determine what compiler is being used?
  • From: James Tursa
• Re: Intel 10 ?
  • From: Terence
• Intel 10 ?
  • From: Engineering Calculations
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: James Giles
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: dpb
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Paul van Delst
• Re: Some problem with ivf10+vs2005
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: Some problem with ivf10+vs2005
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Some problem with ivf10+vs2005
  • From: hello
• Re: What would it take to have no undefined behavior in Fortran ?
  • From: erik magnuson
• Re: Is this a compiler bug?
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Dan Nagle
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: wclodius
• Re: gfortran: what does the standard say?
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• Re: gfortran: what does the standard say?
  • From: Tom
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Craig Powers
• Re: gfortran: what does the standard say?
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• gfortran: what does the standard say?
  • From: Tom
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: James Giles
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: James Giles
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Jan Vorbrüggen
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: jwm
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Gordon Sande
• TARGET and INTENT(IN)
  • From: Oskar Enoksson
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: Is this a compiler bug?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: How read the data in one line in this case?
  • From: li . simula
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Giles
• Re: Q: Association rules ?
  • From: robert . corbett
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: How read the data in one line in this case?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: gary . l . scott
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: How read the data in one line in this case?
  • From: Louis Krupp
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: MS Fortran PowerStation 1.0a under Win XP
  • From: e p chandler
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Giles
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Giles
• Re: How read the data in one line in this case?
  • From: Steven G. Kargl
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Van Buskirk
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: FX
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: glen herrmannsfeldt
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: James Giles
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: How read the data in one line in this case?
  • From: Richard Maine
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• Re: IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Steve Lionel
• IVF 10 Bug: Wrong branch returned by SQRT for COMPLEX*16 argument
  • From: Peter
• How read the data in one line in this case?
  • From: li . simula
• Re: MS Fortran PowerStation 1.0a under Win XP
  • From: mecej4
• MS Fortran PowerStation 1.0a under Win XP
  • From: H.G.Jacob
• Re: Red-Black-Trees and Fortran 2003 Features
  • From: FX
• Re: Red-Black-Trees and Fortran 2003 Features
  • From: Steve Lionel
• Re: An odd halt in my program
  • From: J. F. Cornwall
• Re: An odd halt in my program
  • From: FX
• Re: Red-Black-Trees and Fortran 2003 Features
  • From: FX
• Re: Can gfortran has the function of define the precision of whole program?
  • From: Arjen Markus
• Re: Is this a compiler bug?
  • From: Gus Gassmann
• Re: Can gfortran has the function of define the precision of whole program?
  • From: li . simula
• Re: Can gfortran has the function of define the precision of whole program?
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• Re: Interpreting read statement in FORTRAN IV code
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• Re: Interpreting read statement in FORTRAN IV code
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• Re: Interpreting read statement in FORTRAN IV code
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• Re: Fortran 2003 question regarding public entries of private types
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• An odd halt in my program
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• Re: quick question about linking Fortran and C
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• Re: quick question about linking Fortran and C
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• Re: quick question about linking Fortran and C
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• Re: quick question about linking Fortran and C
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• Re: Fun with allocatables. Is this legal code?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: avoiding out of bounds errors
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• Re: dummy allocatable question
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: dummy allocatable question
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Fun with allocatables. Is this legal code?
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• avoiding out of bounds errors
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Fun with allocatables. Is this legal code?
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• Fun with allocatables. Is this legal code?
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: FORTRAN IV program illustrating assigned GO TO on web site
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Scientific Programming, vol. 15, no 1., 2007
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Attributes, paramerters, etc. (was: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting)
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• Re: Attributes, paramerters, etc. (was: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting)
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Scientific Programming, vol. 15, no 1., 2007
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• Re: Scientific Programming, vol. 15, no 1., 2007
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Scientific Programming, vol. 15, no 1., 2007
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: semantics of a goto inside a do loop
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• association with zero-length array?
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• Re: Fortran I/O
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• Re: Fortran I/O
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: Fortran I/O
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: Fortran I/O
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: format statements and arrays
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• Re: a Fortran precision question
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: semantics of a goto inside a do loop
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• RE: semantics of a goto inside a do loop
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• Re: semantics of a goto inside a do loop
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• RE: semantics of a goto inside a do loop
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: Windows to Linux Fortran code
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Character assignment question in Function
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• Re: compiler independent random_seed() (newbie)
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• Re: Character assignment question in Function
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• Re: Character assignment question in Function
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Character assignment question in Function
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: intel ct multiprocessor compiler
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• Re: Can IBM's xl fortran linux version work in Cygwin?
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• Re: Can IBM's xl fortran linux version work in Cygwin?
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• Re: How to dump the value of all variables when an exception was raised, and reload them to repeat the error.
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Intel software forum links broken
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Looking for integrator that supports evaluating integrand at multiple points in batch mode?
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• Re: Quick Summary of WG5/J3 London meeting
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• Re: Any Substitute for READONLY in F77?
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: Looking for integrator that supports evaluating integrand at multiple points in batch mode?
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: Looking for integrator that supports evaluating integrand at multiple points in batch mode?
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• Re: Long Live Fortran
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: How to dump the value of all variables when an exception was raised, and reload them to repeat the error.
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: How to dump the value of all variables when an exception was raised, and reload them to repeat the error.
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• IBM Visual Fortran - Visual Environment
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Re: Triangular Arrays
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• Triangular Arrays
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: compiler independent random_seed() (newbie)
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• Re: compiler independent random_seed() (newbie)
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• Re: Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Re: access violation
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• Re: Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Re: access violation
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• Re: Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Re: access violation
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• Re: READONLY attribute?
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• Re: READONLY attribute?
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• Re: access violation
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• Re: access violation
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• access violation
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• Re: READONLY attribute?
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• READONLY attribute?
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• Re: Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Re: Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Re: Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Q: Checking the size of a non-allocated array?
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Re: Reverse order of data in a particular dimension
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: Does working arrary must be presented as arguments in Function or Subroutine
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• Re: How to dump the value of all variables when an exception was raised, and reload them to repeat the error.
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• Re: Reverse order of data in a particular dimension
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• Reverse order of data in a particular dimension
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• Re: Does working arrary must be presented as arguments in Function or Subroutine
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: How to dump the value of all variables when an exception was raised, and reload them to repeat the error.
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• How to dump the value of all variables when an exception was raised, and reload them to repeat the error.
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• Re: testing for floating point equality
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• Does working arrary must be presented as arguments in Function or Subroutine
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• testing for floating point equality
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: Invalid Operator in complex assignment
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• Re: Execution Timing
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• Re: a Fortran precision question
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: a Fortran precision question
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• Re: a Fortran precision question
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• Re: a Fortran precision question
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• Re: a Fortran precision question
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• a Fortran precision question
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: intersection of two sets
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• Re: Linking errors: __ctype_b and errno. Any ideas?
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• Re: Linking errors: __ctype_b and errno. Any ideas?
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• Re: Should I Start With Fortran77 of Fortran90/95?
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• Re: Linking errors: __ctype_b and errno. Any ideas?
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• Re: Should I Start With Fortran77 of Fortran90/95?
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• Re: FORTRAN in Commodore 64
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• Re: Why Fortran?
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• Re: Missing exponent "E"
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